Journal
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Meeting Victor Amalraj
Mr Amalraj is one of those few fortunate individuals who turned up for all three big clubs of Calcutta- East Bengal, Mohun Bagan and Mohammedan Sporting. Continue reading
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Meeting Raman Negi
Founder of the band that went on to redefine independent music in the country, Negi left it at the peak of its popularity to pursue a solo career of his own. Continue reading
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On completing five years at Sportskeeda
I started as a final-year undergraduate student in 2018. Time has flied. Continue reading
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Interview with Sohinee Dey
I sat down with Sohinee Dey of Sohinee Reads and Reviews recently and spoke about my latest collection of poems. Continue reading
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Personal ordeal of the floods in Telangana
Waking up last Thursday in the single-storied house he has rented, my father found his feet almost completely submerged in water as he tried to sit up in bed. Continue reading
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Remembering Abhignya ma’am, four years later
Time passes by quickly, but the grief stays with me, and many of my friends, who remember her every day. Continue reading
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Interview with Vidhya Thakkar
A freewheeling chat on what made the book come to life. Continue reading
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In Memoriam: Chintu Prudhvi
It was nigh on impossible to play Chintu comfortably in the nets, especially on the matting surfaces that Bhavan’s used to have back in the day. Continue reading
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NEW BOOK LAUNCH
Hi! I am extremely excited to announce the launch of my latest book- a collection of poems titled They Were My Heroes. You can get all details and also check out the latest offers, promotions and giveaways by heading to my website www.mohulbhowmick.com. Knitted by verses indulged with tempo, They Were My Heroes is a… Continue reading
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WHY I DON’T USE SOCIAL MEDIA
On why I chose to walk away from social media, despite its gazillion benefits. Continue reading
Mohul is a national-level cricketer, poet, sports journalist, travel writer and essayist from Hyderabad, India.
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